Customising the WooCommerce My Account Orders Page Without Breaking Your Theme
Three ways to change this page, ranked by how likely they are to break. Template overrides are the popular choice and the fragile one.
Adding Custom Actions to the WooCommerce My Account Orders Page (Developer Guide)
The woocommerce_my_account_my_orders_actions filter, with the nonce handling, the server-side check, and the HPOS rule that breaks migrated stores.
Styling a Plugin With CSS Custom Properties Instead of !important
Why plugin CSS is so hard to override, and what changes when a plugin exposes its design decisions as custom properties.
Bulk-Importing Avatars for 500 Users With WP-CLI
A migration script that matches photos to accounts by email address, skips what is already done, and can be run twice safely.
How to Set a WordPress User’s Avatar Programmatically
Four functions, two actions, and one deliberate design decision about capability checks that you need to know before you call them.
Why Your Avatars Already Work in Better Messages (and Most Other Plugins)
Some plugins need an integration setting. Most do not, and the reason tells you something useful about how WordPress avatars work.
Template Overrides and Six Hooks for Extending the Avatar Uploader
How to change the uploader’s markup without forking it, and the filters that cover what the settings screen does not.
Letting Users Upload Images Safely: What a Front-End Uploader Has to Check
Accepting files from logged-in users is one of the riskiest things a WordPress plugin can do. Here is the checklist that makes it safe.